I find it helpful to label what I have felt sometimes, and it is “suffering.” I am not sure how to use that word. Many other people here have had much greater reasons for suffering, and they are enduring. I feel this way in the mornings on my days off. I try to avoid the feeling, but I don’t know exactly how. Like everybody else, I wish it would stop.
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I hope you catch a break @Here4You . We’ve all suffered and so can understand.
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I don’t want to sound too sanctimonious, because I know the mind can suffer quite a bit, but I once saw this advertisement I think was unicef - “So you hate your life. Many people dream of having your life.” I hope you feel better.
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It’s ok, just because it can be worse, doesn’t mean you dont suffer. I hear ya and I hope it gets better for you.
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I don’t think there’s anyone who has schizophrenia who has not suffered. I’m unhappy a lot but I can truly say that I have not suffered for any great length of time since 1990. I’ve had scary episodes but nothing to match when I first got ill.
Thanks for saying that Everhopeful. It was very kind. I feel okay and good sometimes, but when I have absolutely nothing I want to do, and then I sleep, I get depressed. In a way I have to take the responsibility for my own activities. I have often believed that “my faith” would solve the problems for me. However, I have been advised by many people to plan various forms of activities.
I am going to be watching a lot of baseball this week (the World Series).
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